Sentence examples for the implication is evident from inspiring English sources

Bitter feelings have been aroused and the implication is evident that Hoover as his party's candidate need expect little help from his vanquished rivals.

To the extent that the implications are evident to all concerned (the scientists, research funders, readers), there seems to be little difference regarding the objective.

The inverse implication is evident.

But among the savants of the early seventeenth century, only Gassendi, whose awareness of empiricism's roots and implications is evident across his intellectual pursuits, integrates philosophy and science on what he believes to be strictly empiricist grounds.

The general consensus from respondents was for Countdown to consider developing brief paragraphs on how to interpret the profile charts so that the policy implications are evident, and to include these in the report annexes or alongside the profiles.

The clinical and ethical implications are evident and important for the medical community at large.

This analysis has not gotten the attention it deserves: the implication is that it is self-evident that there is an ultimate end which is why denials of it must flounder in incoherence.

Furthermore, economical implications are evident.

The implication is clear.

The implication was obvious.

The implication was clear.